Does Wren Academy have a sixth form?
Welcome to Wren Academy Sixth Form. Since opening to our first Year 12 students in 2013, the Wren Sixth Form has rapidly established a reputation for academic excellence, great study support and a rich and varied extra curricular programme.
Is Wren Academy a good school?
In its most recent inspection, Ofsted has given Wren Academy an overall rating of Outstanding….What Ofsted says about this school.
| Category | Ofsted |
|---|---|
| Quality of teaching, learning and assessment | Outstanding |
| Effectiveness of leadership and management | Outstanding |
| Personal development, behaviour and welfare | Outstanding |
How many students in Wren Academy?
Wren Academy is a mixed all-through school (plus sixth form) located in North Finchley, London, England….
| Wren Academy | |
|---|---|
| Address | |
| Enrolment | Secondary 920 +sixth form |
| Website | www.wrenacademy.org |
When was Wren Academy built?
September 1, 2008
Wren Academy Finchley/Founded
When did the sixth form at Wren open?
Welcome to Wren Academy Sixth Form. Since opening to our first Year 12 students in 2013, the Wren Sixth Form has rapidly established a reputation for academic excellence, great study support and a rich and varied extra curricular programme.
How are houses allocated at Wren secondary academy?
At Wren Academy we operate a House system. This means that every student in Years 7-10 is allocated a House to which they belong for the duration of their time in the lower school. We thought very carefully about what to names our houses after, way back in 2008, and settled on some Christopher Wren designed churches from around the city of London.
How is Wren Academy rated by the Ofsted?
Twice judged outstanding by Ofsted, with teaching described as ‘stunning’, Wren Academy has developed a national reputation for innovative and inspiring classroom practice. Much of this practice has been built upon our development of the Building Learning Power (BLP) approach.
When do you apply for UCAS at Wren?
The UCAS application involves completion of an online form and for most students this will be done between September and November in Year 13, based on preparation in Year 12. Students can apply for up to five universities through UCAS.